"The Journey"
"Volar"
Vocab
"The Art of Choosing"
"Wild"
100

Does the poem have a rhyme scheme?

No

100

“Volar” is told in the  tense, from a  point of view.

past; first-person

100

Denotation

The textbook definition of a term.

100

What does Steven Callahan say is the reason he survived?

His attitude that he was going to survive.

100

What does the word "futile" mean

having no result or effect

200

Whose voice did the speaker hear towards the end of the poem?

Their own voice.

200

What kind of writing is "Volar"

Fictional Narrative

200

Revise

To alter something already written to make corrections and improve writing.

200

Steven Callahan got lost where?

At sea

200

What loss caused the speaker to go on the hike?

The death of her mother.

300

What did the other voices say to the speaker?

"Mend my life"

300

Does the speaker actually fly during the story?

No, she was talking about what she would do in her dreams.

300

A spoken or written account of connected events that tells a story

Narrative

300

What stopped Joe Simpson from falling to his death?

He fell onto a crevasse. 

300

Where was the narrator hiking?

The Pacific Crest Trail

400

What most likely is the traveler’s reason for leaving “the voices”?

They want her to manage their lives, not her own.

400

Who are the parents afraid of in the story?

The landlord.

400

To proofread and check for errors

Edit

400

What activities did Callahan do to keep himself sane?

Yoga and journaling 

400

Does the narrator throw her boot over the edge of the mountain?

Yes

500

What obstacles are on the speaker's path?

Rocks and branches

500

What does the mother say she wishes she could do at the end of the story?

She says she wishes she could fly.

500

Strategies of word use in a poem (assonance, alliteration, consonance, figurative language, imagery, etc.)

Poetic Elements

500

Which survivor lived off of barnacles and bird for three months?

Steven Callahan

500

To morph means to...

change or transform

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